Dolphin Point
A cliffside viewpoint beside the N2 that overlooks the Kaaimans River mouth and the long beaches of Wilderness. Dolphins are often seen here.
Dolphin Point is a roadside viewpoint where the N2 descends toward Wilderness from George. Looking east you see the long white beaches of Wilderness. Below are the Kaaimans River mouth and an old railway bridge. On fine days, bottlenose dolphins often play in the surf, and southern right whales are occasionally seen in winter and spring. Handicraft vendors often set up in the parking area. A stop of 10 to 20 minutes is enough, and it is a classic first stop for a self-drive along the Garden Route.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Map of Africa Viewpoint
- Victoria Bay
- Wilderness
- Outeniqua Transport Museum
- Garden Route Botanical Garden
- Montagu Pass
- Herolds Bay
- Outeniqua Pass